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For POS software providers

Put your POS at the center of every restaurant order.

Connect your POS with Disqober sales channels and compatible marketplaces. Each connector has an explicit technical scope, ownership model, and published capabilities.

Connection routes

One POS. Different sources of restaurant orders.

Choose which flows your connector supports and publish only the capabilities that have been verified.

01

Your POS · restaurant sales channels

Connect your POS to Disqober ordering products

Receive compatible web, kiosk, QR, mobile, and table orders in the POS workflow used by your restaurant customers.

02

Your POS · connected marketplaces

Bring marketplace orders into the POS

Use supported marketplace connectors so eligible third-party orders reach the same restaurant operation.

03

Connector partnership · published catalog

Publish and maintain a supported POS connector

Agree ownership, version support, certification evidence, incident handling, and the capabilities shown for your POS in the integration catalog.

Integration API

Keep your POS frontend and connect the verified flows.

The POS provider retains its product interface. The integration exposes only the catalog, order, payment, and status capabilities agreed for the connector across restaurant-owned channels and compatible marketplace orders.

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Connector scope

A POS integration is more than receiving an order.

The public capability must match the real connector: supported entities, states, versions, responsibilities, and failure handling.

01

Orders and acknowledgements

Define order creation, acceptance, rejection, cancellation, and status synchronization supported by the connector.

02

Catalog and venue mapping

Match restaurants, menus, products, taxes, modifiers, and identifiers without hiding unsupported cases.

03

Certification and support

Document versions, test cases, monitoring, incident ownership, and rollout conditions before publishing availability.